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Hsiaoyunh Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

time is out

Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"?

How about "Time is up"?
  

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Hi, Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"? No. But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.

— Clive

  • Hi, Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"?
  • No.
  • But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.
  • How about "Time is up"?
  • Yes.
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Hi,
Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"? No.
But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.

How about "Time is up"? Yes.

Clive
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